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The American College of Prosthodontists4. In collaboration with the recognized certifying board, provide overview comments on theboard eligibility requirements from the CDEL’s Annual Reports of the ADA-Recognized DentalSpecialty Certifying Boards, 2000-2009. Please note or any changes and the impact on thespecialty. If an eligibility pathway for internationally trained specialists is available, explain theprocess. (suggested response – up to two pages)Table 4. BOARD ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS - ProsthodonticsProfessional 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009ADA or NDA Membership No No No No No No No No No NoSpecialty Society Membership No No No No No No No No No NoEducationYears of Advanced Education inAddition to DDS or DMD Degree3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3ExperienceTotal Years of SpecialtyExperience Including AdvancedEducation4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3OtherCitizenship Any Any Any Any Any Any Any Any Any AnyState Licensure No No No No No No No No No NoAlternate Pathway toCertificationNoNo*Table 5. SPECIALTY LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE BY STATESpecialty exam ABP certificateStateSpecialty permitgivenacceptedAlaska License Yes NoArkansas Certificate Yes NoIdaho License Yes NoIllinois License Yes YesKansas Certificate Yes YesKentucky License Yes NoMichigan Certificate No YesMinnesota License No YesMississippi Certificate Yes NoMissouri License No YesNevada License No YesNew Mexico License Yes YesOklahoma License Yes YesOregon Certificate Yes NoS. Carolina License Yes NoTennessee Certificate Yes YesWest Virginia Certificate Yes NoProsthodontics - 82010 CDEL Re-recognition of the Specialty Report 8 of 279
The American College of ProsthodontistsStates that require ABP Certification. Currently, 13 states require a specialty examination,although 8 states of 13 do not accept ABP certification while 5 of 13 accept the ABP certificationin lieu of their state specialty examination (Table 5). This information suggests that 33 states donot require any state specialty examination or American Board of Prosthodontics certification.The limitation that some states do not accept ABP Certification in those states that requirespecialty certificate or licensure influences the decision of those who would challenge theexamination. There are approximately 67 ABP certified prosthodontists that reside outside of theU.S. internationally, with the greatest number of these prosthodontists residing in Canada.Growth Trends. In the last five years, the ABP has received a significant number of candidatesrequesting Board Eligibility, and a 200% increase in the total number of Section A (written) andSection B (oral) examinations requested. In 2008, the ABP added a Section C – a scenariobasedexamination that may be taken in place of one of the Section B - Parts 2, 3 or 4 oralexaminations. The option of challenging a scenario-based examination offers alternatives forthose challenging the ABP process and may help alleviate barriers for those in private practice.Figure 4.The above line graph shows the number of educationally qualified prosthodontists whohave taken Section A, B, C Examinations and the number of new Diplomates increasing steadily(Figure 4). Estimates to 2013 are based upon the 2004-2008 data. The trends suggest anincrease in Section A and C Examinations, while Section B Examinations appear to trendupwards but at a lesser rate. The new examination protocol Section C-Scenario basedexamination that began in 2008 has shown a marked rise since its inception and is a strongindication that the new test opportunity created a valued option for those desiring boardcertification. This will continue to positively impact the number of “new” Diplomates of the ABP.Re-certification is required of all Active Diplomates. Active Diplomates are required tocomplete (40) points of continuing education and completion of one self-assessment writtenexamination within an 8-year period of initial board certification, which is repeated at 8-yearintervals. Continued proficiency must be documented by Active Diplomates and is monitoredannually by the American Board of Prosthodontics. To date, 655 recertification examinationshave been distributed and evaluated.Prosthodontics - 92010 CDEL Re-recognition of the Specialty Report 9 of 279
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